Am I Missing Something About Wrestling Videogames

Should I continue doing something I don't like?

The best way to not feel like you're letting your team down is to continue wrestling....But that's not what you want is it? You want to quit wrestling. And, it sounds like you're also pretty good at wrestling.So objectively, it kind of makes sense that your team will feel let down if you leave. It's not because there's a defect with you. It's because they like you, and you bring value. Whenever you take your value away from a group of people, they're going to be sad about it. So first, nice work on being good at wrestling and bringing value. Those are good things!Second: one thing to consider is that maybe you're already letting them down. Having someone on a team that isn't really enthused, excited, or committed to what the team is doing is a weight. It's an energy leak for the team. There's a cost to having that person on the team, no matter how great they are at what they do. The best teams succeed not because they are technically proficient, it's because they are united in their commitment towards a common goal. (Becoming technically proficient is a side-effect of their commitment)Maybe your teammates already feel that you don't really want to be there (we can usually tell), and are spending energy pretending that they don't know that's the case. Imagine what might be possible if they were devoting that energy towards their common commitment instead.Maybe by being honest with yourself and them, you'll actually be doing the opposite of letting them down. Maybe in the long run you'll be buoying them up.In any event, sometimes you're going to let people down, no matter how hard you try. So, instead of worrying about that, if you and I were working together, I would upgrade your question. Here's what I would have you ask yourself:Is it more important for me to to live a life where I pursue the things I love, or that I live a life where I don't have people around me feel like I'm letting them down?What do you say?

When do you think you will start quitting video games?

Not happening.I've been playing games for my whole life, some of my earliest memories are from gaming. It's so much a part of my life that it's become a huge part of who I am, my personal history, morality and ethics, my personality, my relationships, the way I act and think, it's all tied in with my greatest passion, gaming. Gaming is more than mere leisure, it's influenced the very core of my being, I wouldn't be who I am today without it.When I turn on a game I feel a sense of awe and wonder that no other activity can achieve, even after all these years, a new game still hits me that way. I get emotionally connected with those worlds and sometimes, to the characters. I read and occasionally watch TV and movies but that doesn't achieve the same level of connection, even reading won't come close. In a game though, I'll literally laugh out loud, feel real triumph, despair, get angry, feel real relief and compassion and while I don't cry (not being tough, I just don't cry) I do choke up and get a little teary eyed in games. I don't even feel that depth of emotion in my day to day life let alone other media. That is irreplaceable.Now, I've had rough periods of my life where gaming has had to take a back seat, a couple of times I had to stop entirely, I imagine that will happen many more times throughout my life. I wouldn't say that was quitting though, it was necessary at times to put games on the back burner but I never considered myself anything but a gamer, as soon as circumstances permitted I got straight back to my old hobby. I function just fine without a game in hand but I don't feel complete, as cliche as that is. It's like something is missing, an intangible part of me that can only manifest when gaming.I'll be gaming until the day I die, stopping it would be denying a huge part of my life.

In film, TV shows, video games, or literature, can you share an example of a scene where a good guy tortures someone? Is there any question whether s/he is still a good guy, even after torturing someone? Why or why not?

Here is the picture of the movie I am about to talk about, the 2013 film, Prisoners (and don’t worry, no spoilers):In the film, Kelley Dover (played by Hugh Jackman) finds out that his daughter is missing. Kelley loves his daughter very much and is devastated to find about this situation.So he hires Detective Loki (played by Jake Gyllenhaal) to find her daughter, as well as her friend who also went missing. However, delays and legal complications are constantly withholding the police from finding Kelley’s daughter, and soon becomes increasingly impatient.This cycle continues until one day, Kelley becomes desperate. He learns about a suspect in the case called Alex Jones and when Kelley finds out about his release from the police station (after being questioned by the police), Kelley is furious.He cannot stand this mental torture of uncertainty, and decides to kidnap Alex with his friend, Franklin (played by Terrence Howard).Kelley (our main protagonist, mind you) beats up Alex relentlessly, threatens him with a hammer, and locks him up in a shower where the temperature is either scalding hot or freezing. The picture below visually represents only a fraction of what happened during the torture scenes.And yet, we still support this guy. And I believe the reason why is because the film makes us sympathize with Kelley over the love of his daughter.But was the torture justified? Maybe not. But at least we can understand where Kelley is coming from, and he is not just a mindless monster that enjoys torturing people.

Where can I find people interested in game development in Delhi?

There are some common methods like:-Idea : what is your game genre (action, arcade) ? Is it gonna be MMORPG OR MMORTS?STORY line : don't forget a story line. I have been thinking of a game myself and I had all the ideas for it but when I saw what was the thing missing to keep the game together, it was that story. Many players tend to play the game if you have a nice story. I myself have been creating and editing my game story for 2 years now.Socialize : socialize with your friend and ask if anyone is interested in game development. Remember picking a person who loves to play games and a person who is interested in game development are 2 different things.Hire employee : if you don't have budget you gotta stick with your friends and if that is not the issue hire some professionals to do some SPECIFIC work.Hone your skills first : people tend to work with someone who has his ideas fixed about what he wants to build and if you have knowledge in the field you are working on then, people are less likely to take advantage (personal experience)All the above things I wrote is from my personal experience of 2 years when I was struggling to make my game and till now I just got all my facts together and looking for a team now.